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Laboratory Section
Mr S Thompson determining the carbon content of Blast Furnace iron. June 1965. Consett Iron Works. Philipson Neg No 3575
Mr S Thompson determining the carbon content of Blast Furnace iron. June 1965. Consett Iron Works. Philipson Neg No 3575
Laboratory Section
Mr P Fairlamb determining the sulphur content of pig iron. October 7th 1965. Consett Iron Works. Philipson Neg No 3913
Mr P Fairlamb determining the sulphur content of pig iron. October 7th 1965. Consett Iron Works. Philipson Neg No 3913
Laboratory
Examining refractory materials using a projection microscope. October 5th 1965. Philipson Neg No 3870. Consett Iron Works.
Examining refractory materials using a projection microscope. October 5th 1965. Philipson Neg No 3870. Consett Iron Works.
Laboratory
A technician examining ganister to be used in Templetown brickworks. July 1971. Consett Iron Works. Philipson Neg No 9582
A technician examining ganister to be used in Templetown brickworks. July 1971. Consett Iron Works. Philipson Neg No 9582
Laboratory
Chemists examining materials in the main laboratory of the Technical Research Department. Consett Iron Works.
Chemists examining materials in the main laboratory of the Technical Research Department. Consett Iron Works.
Quarries
John Bell a shotfirer keeps his explosive box safely shut while examining a primer at Consett Iron Company quarry at Harthope. 24th June 1960.
John Bell a shotfirer keeps his explosive box safely shut while examining a primer at Consett Iron Company quarry at Harthope. 24th June 1960.
Templetown and Delves Brickworks
W Poole the brick inspector examining a brick in the bricksheds at Consett Iron Company. 12th March 1964. Philipson Neg No 2478
W Poole the brick inspector examining a brick in the bricksheds at Consett Iron Company. 12th March 1964. Philipson Neg No 2478
Bookmark
Commemorative bookmark produced for the International Mining Engineering and Industrial Exhibition at Newcastle upon Tyne, 1887. Size 225 x 60mm (ex tassle). See 61329 for colour.
Commemorative bookmark produced for the International Mining Engineering and Industrial Exhibition at Newcastle upon Tyne, 1887. Size 225 x 60mm (ex tassle). See 61329 for colour.
Bookmark
Commemorative bookmark produced for the International Mining Engineering and Industrial Exhibition at Newcastle upon Tyne, 1887. Size 225 x 60mm (ex tassle). See 61328 for b/w.
Commemorative bookmark produced for the International Mining Engineering and Industrial Exhibition at Newcastle upon Tyne, 1887. Size 225 x 60mm (ex tassle). See 61328 for b/w.
Horse gin
Coal mining horse gin discovered in late evening near Rothwell, 1952. (From draft of Frank Atkinson's autobiography)
Coal mining horse gin discovered in late evening near Rothwell, 1952. (From draft of Frank Atkinson's autobiography)
Horse gin
Coal mining horse gin at Shibden Hall, Halifax, 1952. (From draft of Frank Atkinson's autobiography)
Coal mining horse gin at Shibden Hall, Halifax, 1952. (From draft of Frank Atkinson's autobiography)
Mr and Mrs Lennard
Portrait of Mr and Mrs Lennard of Kibblesworth. (Used on front cover of book Changing Kibblesworth - The study of a mining community by R Dixon, E McMillan and L Turnbull.)
Portrait of Mr and Mrs Lennard of Kibblesworth. (Used on front cover of book Changing Kibblesworth - The study of a mining community by R Dixon, E McMillan and L Turnbull.)
Bewicke Main Colliery
General view of Bewicke Main from High Row about 1912 showing the development of the colliery. The houses on the left are in the Square. A locomotive is marshalling wagons on the standard guage railway line to Birtley while the narrow guage waggonway from the Riding and the Mill Drifts to the screens can be seen on the right. (Used in book "Changing Kibblesworth - The study of a mining community" by R Dixon, E McMillan and L Turnbull.)
General view of Bewicke Main from High Row about 1912 showing the development of the colliery. The houses on the left are in the Square. A locomotive is marshalling wagons on the standard guage railway line to Birtley while the narrow guage waggonway from the Riding and the Mill Drifts to the screens can be seen on the right. (Used in book "Changing Kibblesworth - The study of a mining community" by R Dixon, E McMillan and L Turnbull.)
Primitive Chapel and institute
General view of the Primitive Methodist Chapel and Institute, Bewicke Main opened in 1901 and built of brick and corrugated iron. Monarch postcard (4055) (Used in book "Changing Kibblesworth - The study of a mining community" by R Dixon, E McMillan and L Turnbull.)
General view of the Primitive Methodist Chapel and Institute, Bewicke Main opened in 1901 and built of brick and corrugated iron. Monarch postcard (4055) (Used in book "Changing Kibblesworth - The study of a mining community" by R Dixon, E McMillan and L Turnbull.)
School group
School group at Kibblesworth School, March 7th 1890, just before the resignation of Mr Crossthwaite the head teacher. (Used in book "Changing Kibblesworth - The study of a mining community" by R Dixon, E McMillan and L Turnbull.)
School group at Kibblesworth School, March 7th 1890, just before the resignation of Mr Crossthwaite the head teacher. (Used in book "Changing Kibblesworth - The study of a mining community" by R Dixon, E McMillan and L Turnbull.)
School group
School group at Kibblesworth School, March 7th 1890, just before the resignation of Mr Crossthwaite the head teacher. (Used in book "Changing Kibblesworth - The study of a mining community" by R Dixon, E McMillan and L Turnbull.)
School group at Kibblesworth School, March 7th 1890, just before the resignation of Mr Crossthwaite the head teacher. (Used in book "Changing Kibblesworth - The study of a mining community" by R Dixon, E McMillan and L Turnbull.)
School party
Group at a party, presumed to be to celebrate the school winning the Challenge Shield for the best attendance record in County Durham, September 1912. (Used in book "Changing Kibblesworth - The study of a mining community" by R Dixon, E McMillan and L Turnbull.)
Group at a party, presumed to be to celebrate the school winning the Challenge Shield for the best attendance record in County Durham, September 1912. (Used in book "Changing Kibblesworth - The study of a mining community" by R Dixon, E McMillan and L Turnbull.)
Miners band
The Kibblesworth 'dry' (temperance) band leading a procession of villagers returning from the miners' gala at Durham in 1903. They are marching up the bank from Lamesley station to a party and dancing in the Square. (Used in book "Changing Kibblesworth - The study of a mining community" by R Dixon, E McMillan and L Turnbull.)
The Kibblesworth 'dry' (temperance) band leading a procession of villagers returning from the miners' gala at Durham in 1903. They are marching up the bank from Lamesley station to a party and dancing in the Square. (Used in book "Changing Kibblesworth - The study of a mining community" by R Dixon, E McMillan and L Turnbull.)
Barrack Terrace
Villagers on the doorsteps of their houses in Barrack Terrace, Kibblesworth, c1900. (Used in book "Changing Kibblesworth - The study of a mining community" by R Dixon, E McMillan and L Turnbull.)
Villagers on the doorsteps of their houses in Barrack Terrace, Kibblesworth, c1900. (Used in book "Changing Kibblesworth - The study of a mining community" by R Dixon, E McMillan and L Turnbull.)
Interior of primitive chapel
Interior of Kibblesworth Primitive Methodist Chapel looking towards the organ, c1915. (Used in book "Changing Kibblesworth - The study of a mining community" by R Dixon, E McMillan and L Turnbull.)
Interior of Kibblesworth Primitive Methodist Chapel looking towards the organ, c1915. (Used in book "Changing Kibblesworth - The study of a mining community" by R Dixon, E McMillan and L Turnbull.)
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